Category Community

Respite sites open in Lane

SPRINGFIELD — As part of its COVID-19 response, Lane County has identified a temporary respite site in Springfield where unhoused individuals can receive services, including a safe place to sleep, meals, showers and medical screenings. The site in Springfield is the Memorial Building owned by…

United Way launches community response fund for those in need

United Way of Lane County (UWLC) has launched a Community Response Fund to support local nonprofits’ efforts assisting those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in Lane County. Moneys will be invested in local programs offering food relief, rental assistance, child-care assistance, healthcare services, support for…

Coast Fork Kiwanis perseveres

Coast Fork Kiwanis received $62,000 from the previous Stovall Fund to invest with the CG Community Foundation – “our soon-to-be-realized 501(c)(3) fund,” said club president Donald Ehrich. The CG Community Foundation receives, holds, invests and administers contributions and gifts for the benefit of the community,…

Chronicle enhances coverage online

Thank you for being a loyal Chronicle reader. This morning we launched a new, clutter-free news site at chronicle1909.com. It’s faster and easier than ever to get the important southern Willamette Valley news that matters to you. The new site brings more and better changes…

Legendary artists succumb to virus

Ron Hartman You know the COVID-19 pandemic is hitting close to home when it starts claiming our stage heroes. Country artist Joe Diffie, who announced on Friday that he was being treated for coronavirus symptoms, died Sunday. He was 61.  Diffie had five No. 1…

Fighting virus with truth, transparency

As the scope and threat of the coronavirus pandemic becomes clear, people all over the world hunger for two things: an effective vaccine and truthful information about the disease. The former may be more than a year away, but the latter is critical to stemming…

Creslane ramping up for more ‘inclusive’ play

New equipment encourages interaction with classmates. CRESWELL — In February, $50,000 worth of new playground equipment was unveiled at Creslane Elementary School – equipment purchased after two years of fundraising by the school’s PTO – and students with special needs were as enthusiastic as their…

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